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i just had the front and rear valve cover gaskets changed. front cost $88.parts and lobour - rear cost $256. parts and labour. i was told the rear is more cramped and harder to access ie.more costly.

my clutch is the same, need to push all the way down. i have a buddy in town who works with rubber and we will build up the pedal one these days. i have the 6 so i can't really speak to the acceleration problem. with the 6, my power really kicks in , in 3rd. and i love the feel. <BR>btw, don't go to...

to be honest...i found some clear vinyl ones at crappy tire and they seem to glow from the colour of the carpet underneath. it is very nice, i think. but, i'm still looking forward to the ones that say mx-3.

naaa...clean them up real good and then scotchguard 'em.

if he doesn't want them - i'll take them.<BR>e-mail me if there is a deal to be made.

...been married and divorced 3 times...takes awhile to learn some things i guess.<BR>but you are right about the car!

this is a long shot but you might try using an additive that cleans out any water in the gas tank

i believe so

not to be argumentative...but...i prefer the interior of the '92. simple is good.

i thought up to '97 with a v6...in canada only.<BR>my vote is for the 6 and the 5 speed, great combo, go fast, zoom-zoom

heat shield?<BR>i thought it was for sound insulation.<BR>???

must be hard to drive that way...you b.c. boys are always doin' things a little different.(lol)

tawheed,<BR>sounds pretty good, auto or stick?<BR>i just got a '92 gs w/5 speed, 182k km for $7500. in very nice shape. i'm also in edmonton.

i just had a remote start installed today on my '92 5 speed v6. the starter cost $158. plus $140 for installation. that's canadian dollars. it's called a polarstart, made in montreal, canada. it also starts itself in cold weather. model number is ps-2760m. they also had a model that included an alar...

yeah, i tried that yesterday but no luck. however the side door locks are very smooth now. i figured it was broken but wasn't looking forward to spending cash on a fix.<BR>thanks